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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

7:53 AM - Koban checking

Two days on a stretch – I have had the Japanese police check my ID for the first time in Japan. Yesterday and day-before yesterday! I was asked for an ID card day-before-yesterday in Kamata station. Yesterday, yet another pair of policemen near Shimomaruko station again asked me for ID card.This was my first experience in Japan when the police have requested for my identification. But I never expected that my first experience will continue two times on consecutive days!

2 comments:

Blogger Ram Prasad Bojanki said...

Congrats champ..and all the best
for a Hat-trick..
how about the subject:
"On A Hat-Trick".  

Blogger Ram Prasad Bojanki said...

dude .. this black and white contrast is a bit too much... please choose a lighter shade ..which is soothing to the eye.  

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